MUSKMELONS 5° 
How to Plant Muskmelons: 
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PRIDE OF WISCONSIN 
PERFECT SHIPPER 
332—Although this fine new variety was 
originated in Wisconsin, it has made a great 
name for itself in the commercial melon 
district. Pearly eray color, very hard, dis- 
tinctly netted and covered, seed cavity is 
small. The flesh is a very deep rich orange, 
very thick, very firm and of good texture. 
A fine shipping variety—good for home gar- 
deners too. Price: Pkt., Te; oz., 30c;5 Y% Ib., 
80c; 1 Ib., $2.35. Postpaid. 

GOLDEN ICE 
Sweetest of 
CREAM 
All 
$35—Here is the melon you want for sundaes. 
An ordinary dipper of ice cream just fills this 
melon because the cavity is so small. 
a ra An early melon—it ripens in from 80 to 85 
—-<¢ days. Fruits are 6 to 7 inches in diameter and 
sell any melon on the market because of its 
fine appearance, thick yellow flesh, and delici- 
ous flavor. Seed very scarce. 
Pkt., 10; ox., 25c; 14 Ib., 75¢; 1 Ib, $2.15. 
Postpaid. 
LETT 
How to Plant Lettuce: 
and does best when sown real early in the 
he fall rains start. Space rows 16-20 
fall crop too by seeding just before t 
inches apart. 
Leafy varieties may be left 3-4 inches apart in the row. 
in a hot bed or cold frame. 
Head Lettuce is @ coo] season plant an 
started early. To be sure of a crop, sta 
‘ house, put on rich soil, cultivate well. 
Musk- 
melons like a warm season. They appre- 
ciate a warm rich sandy soil. Plant them 
in hills say 6 or 8 feet apart, using about 
a dozen seed to the hill, right after frost 
danger is past, cornplanting time is about . 
Give good clean cultivation and 
watch for bugs. Gurney’s Bug Dust is the 
answer to the bug problem of all kinds. 


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Lettuce is a cool season plant. It likes rich soil 
Thin the heading varieties to 10-12 inches 4 
d doesn’t always head successfully unless 
rt in a hot bed or cold frame or in the 
net head, but forms @ com! 
An ounce of seed is enough for about 100 
hills. Most folks pick muskmelons too 
soon. For home use don’t pick them until 
stem lets go of the melons easily when 
you turn the melon over. We are proud of 
the quality of our Muskmelons. | All the 
seed we offer come from fields grown for 
seed purposes only, that means you get 
nothing but the best. 
HALE’S BEST 

and Arizona to the Eastern markets. 
Deep Golden and Sweet 
$45—Hearts of Gold is mighty, mighty tasty 
clear to the rind. Gets its name from the 
golden yellow flesh. 
The melons are almost round, heavily netted. 
It is medium early, very productive, and one 
of the best shipping melons on the market. 
The fiesh is thick, firm and solid—the kind you 
like. 
Pkt., 10c; oz., 30c; 4% Ib., 80c; 1 Ib., $2.35. = 
All Postpaid. 
GOLDEN CHAMPLAIN 
The Earliest 
341—This is still the earliest melon in 
our trial gardens, It blossoms and sets 
fruit as soon as its starts to run. 
The melons are netted, ribs are promt- 
nent, the flesh 1s thick and & beautiful 
extra good 
turing melons in about 72 days. 
Pkt., 12¢; 0z., 28¢; %4 Ib., 79¢; 1 Ib-, $2.30. 
All Postpaid. 
MIXED MUSKMELONS 
Boy’s Melon Patch Special 
MILWAUKEE MARKET 
For Home Garden or Market 
337—If you want the BIGGEST BEST 
KMELON for home 
Market. 
and the sweet spicy golden fiesh is sometimes 3 : 
3 INCHES THICK. The Milwaukee Market will 331—Give the children a chance to enjoy 
their own melon 
every variety we list and many others, too. 
to gardening for them. 
stand more heat, drought, and lack of care 
It is nearly 45 early as Golden 
Champlain, and 
well as a large early one. 
Pkt., Jc; 0z., 30c; ¥% lb., 800; 1 Ib.,.$2.35. All 
Postpaid. 
It puts real life in 
Pkt., 5c; 02., 20c; W% Ib., 55e;5 1 Ib., $1.49. 
All Postpaid. 


spring put you can grow 4 good 
part in the row. 
Start some lettuce 
crisp AS ICE 
The Earliest Leaf Lettuce 
501—One of the finest and earliest varieties 
of leaf lettuce grown. Give it plenty of room 
and you will be surprised to see how large it 
gets. The leaves are & silvery green, good for 
spring or early summer. Flavor especially good. 
Pkt., Ge; 0z., 29¢5 % Ib., 85c. All Postpaid. 
Black Seeded Simpson 
Most. Vigorous Grower 
509—A favorite forcing variety; it does 
mass of 
333—Here is the melon for you—it is a mone: 
Of wonderful quality, the salmon colored fiesh is very thick, 
Hale’s Best is very early, heavily netted, and a good shipper. 
Make your main planting Bale’s Best. 
Pkt., 10c; 0z., 253 Y% Wb. 75e; 1 Ib., $2.25. All Postpaid. 
patch. They will have 

MUSKMELON 
The Best All Around Melon 
y maker. It is just the right size to serve halved. 
and the seed cavity is small. 
Trainloads go from California 
DAKOTA HONEY 
Sweetest—Best 
330—Here is without question the 
finest and sweetest and best flavored 
Muskmelon of all. It is almost honey 
sweet with enough of that spicy tang 
to make it just a little better than any 
other Muskmelon you have ever tasted. 
A good vigorous hardy grower, too. 
Flesh is deep rich orange, thick and 
firm, The price is 15e Pkt.; o2., 30c; 
4% Ib., 80c; 1 Ib. $2.50. All Postpaid. 
GARDEN LEMON 
For Preserves, Pies, and Sauce 
344—The vine is similar to the muskmelon, 
and requires the same cultivation. 
about the size of a large peach, oval shaped, 
and. bright when ready for 
= use. For sweet pickles, pies, and preserves 
they are excellent. 
Pkt., To; Ye 0%» 20c; 1 o%., 35e. All pp. 
New York Wonderful 
The Best Head Lettuce 
507—Thousands of acres of this wonderful 
head lettuce are grown in California, Idaho, 
and New Mexico, and train loads are shipped 
to the Eastern markets. When you buy an 
extra good head of lettuce, it is probably 
New York Wonderful. 
Pkt., 9c; 07., 35e;5 % Ib., 90c. All Postpaid. 



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and is very large, making immense plants 
Pkt., Des OF» 26c; % lbs 60ce. All 
Postpaid. 
GRAND RAPIDS 
The Best Leaf Lettuce 
510—This is beyond question the best 
leaf lettuce. The crisp, crinkly leaves are 
t nm in color; grow very erect and 
wilt. The easies to 
best flavored. Disease resistant. 
The kind to s0w in the early Hot Bed. 
Pkt, 7C; OF» 220e; % Ib. @5c. All Post- 
, paid. 
more chicken OF rabbit 
you may have used for ‘greens. 
Pkt., 5e; 02., 173 ¥% Ib., 50c. All Postpaid. 


Thick and Heavy Head Lettuce 
of 
the hardest head, one that is compact; one 
pas, will stand the thot dry weather that we 

The All-America Prize Winner 
500—This one heads every time. It stands 
heat and sun extremely well. Resistant to sun- 
burn, is slow to throw uy ‘seed heads. It is 
outstanding for home gardeners, fine for mar- 
ket growers too. It is a white seeded variety 
and one of the most outstanding in recen' 
years. 
Pkt., 15c; 02., 35c. Postpaid. 
STONEHEAD 
a good head lettuce is the one that 
the summer. 
10 GURNEY’S, Yank 
¥ : P - 7 ton, So. ang 
: ae y Dak.—’’Northwests Largest Seed and Nursery House” 

